Kala Namak Indian Himalayan Black Salt, 8 oz

Updated September 6, 2026

Lot number	64
Estimate	9.00 CAD
Auction	New, Returned, and Overstocked Items 32
Date	September 13, 2026 at 6:01 PM CDT
Auction house	Value Outlet
Location	Dandridge, Tennessee

**SEALED** HIMALAYAN BLACK SALT: is also known as kala namak, sanchal, kala loon or black lava salt. Naturally derived from volcanic mines in Northern India and Pakistan and surrounding salt lakes, black salt has been a staple in South Asian diets for centuries. In its rock form, black salt is typically brown in color, but when ground up becomes a pinkish-grey color. Due to the iron-oxides in the salt, its coloring can deepen to a dark reddish-brown when added to foods. VEGAN-APPROVED: Himalayan black salt is the perfect flavor substitute for vegans who love the taste of eggs and is also a key source of iron and other minerals. Use Kala Namak for the ideal tofu scramble and a variety of other vegan dishes. This black salt is all natural, gluten-free, kosher and non-GMO. DELICIOUS TASTE: Elevate any dish with the distinct flavor profile of black salt. Add it to vegetables, fried noodles and rice dishes. Use black salt on tofu to give it the perfect hard-boiled egg taste. COMMON USES: Kala Namak black salt can be used in place of regular table salt, as a condiment or added to a variety of dishes like chaat masala, chutneys, various fruits, raitas and many other Indian snacks. Because of its unique sulfurous, hard-boiled egg aroma, black salt is the key ingredient in traditional South Asian recipes. HEALTH BENEFITS: Indian black salt has long been used in traditional Ayurvedic medicine because of its benefits. Lower in sodium and containing 94 trace minerals, black salt is a healthier alternative to regular table salt. A cooling spice, black salt has an alkalizing effect on the body, helping to alleviate digestive issues like heartburn. MSRP $9

Kala Namak Indian Himalayan Black Salt, 8 oz

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